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Drivers Across Denver And The State Urged To Report Potholes

Potholes become more common during the spring season because of the freezing and thawing cycle.

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Crews will respond to pothole reports during the day and address winter weather conditions at night, according to the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure.
Crews will respond to pothole reports during the day and address winter weather conditions at night, according to the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure. (CBS)

By CBS Denver Staff:

With spring in Colorado, potholes are more common thanks to the freezing and thawing cycle. Denver Mayor Michael Hancock is reminding residents to call in those pothole locations so crews can fix them.

The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure fills potholes all year but spring is the busiest season. Last year, crews in Denver filled nearly 14,000 potholes.

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